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ZEOS 8.0.0 /trunk svn 7460 NEW: Add ZEventListener component https://zeoslib.sourceforge.io/viewtopic.php?f=50&p=170976#p170976 https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeoslib/ https://github.com/marsupilami79/zeoslib Feel free to download, testing, use, submit comments. Michał

Not quite. WebAssembly (WASM in short) is a binary executable format supported by all major browsers. See WebAssembly. Various compilers of different programming languages produce WASM code. Fpc is already moving ahead with support for Webassembly target. See WebAssembly/Roadmap - Lazarus wiki (freepascal.org). Overall WebAssembly is an alternative to compilation to JS. .Net has already a WASM target they call Blazor.

And here is the link of the github project: Wasm by marat1961. @Arnaud Bouchez ;) Just in case you didn't know, WASM is a subject of JavaScript that's optimized for speed and cross-platform.

Without a JIT, I don't see any much interest for WebAsm, to be honnest... I know that https://github.com/wasm3/wasm3 projects are good enough to run most simple processes. Having a Delphi version - sad it is not FPC compatible - is a good idea. Even if it is Wintel only. In terms of interpreting some logic, with proper sandboxing, a transpiler from other languages to JavaScript could be of a better interest, since most high-level features (like object mapping/dictionary, or strings) are already coded in compiled/native code. Since everyone is throughin away references, take a look at https://github.com/saghul/txiki.js coupled quickjs (fastest interpreter, but slower than Chakra, V8 or SM) and wasm3. 🙂 Edit: the FPC webassembly backend is more a proof of concept, just like the LLVM backend - on which it is based somehow, at least to produce the binary output. It lacks some pascal features, and is not ready to be used on any project sharing the same code than regular FPC pascal code. Also in this respect, the JavaScript FPC transpiler is much more advanced and usable.

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